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This carburetor gasket is an authentic Craftsman replacement part and is compatible with trimmers. The carburetor gasket creates an airtight seal between the carburetor and the engine block, to ensure that the carburetor is free of dirt and debris. This is a common wear item, so we do recommend ordering a spare. For installation, you will need a screwdriver to remove any covers or shrouds and a pair of needle nose pliers to aid you.
Carburetor Gasket 530019156
OEM part for: Paramount, Weed Eater, Poulan, Husqvarna, Craftsman, Jonsered
Part Number: 530019156
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This Carburetor Gasket will fit the following 103 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
Paramount
Weed Eater
Poulan
Husqvarna
Craftsman
Jonsered
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The three gaskets were the correct replacement parts, they were processed and shipped quickly. Happy Camper.
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Card would not run. Gas was not entering the carb. Conclusion - fuel filter was clogged.
Robert - January 2, 2019
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
1. Removed air filter
2. Removed gas line & throttle cable
3. Remove carb.
4. Push fuel line further into tank until you can grab the old fuel filter with a pliers.
5. Pull out old filter & gas line through the filler opening.
6. Cut a sharp angle on the fuel line and push into the tank.
7. Grab with the pliers through filler hole, pull line out, cut end straight across & add on the filter.
8. Pull line so the filter goes into the tank and can flop around.
9. Cut gas line so it fits onto carb.
10. Reinstall carb & throttle & air filter.
11. Trimmer should now work. Mine did.
2. Removed gas line & throttle cable
3. Remove carb.
4. Push fuel line further into tank until you can grab the old fuel filter with a pliers.
5. Pull out old filter & gas line through the filler opening.
6. Cut a sharp angle on the fuel line and push into the tank.
7. Grab with the pliers through filler hole, pull line out, cut end straight across & add on the filter.
8. Pull line so the filter goes into the tank and can flop around.
9. Cut gas line so it fits onto carb.
10. Reinstall carb & throttle & air filter.
11. Trimmer should now work. Mine did.
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Tough to start. Would run only on 3/4 choke.
Thomas - October 17, 2018
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
, Allen wrench
Parts Used
1. Removed carburetor guard.
2. Removed carburetor.
3. Replaced gasket between carb and engine.
4. Re-assembled
Model WeedEater GTI 16
2. Removed carburetor.
3. Replaced gasket between carb and engine.
4. Re-assembled
Model WeedEater GTI 16
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Fuel line fell apart in tank & clogged the carb
Gerry - May 21, 2018
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, torx driver
My brother bought this Weed Eater at Good Will for $6.99 and gave it to me. I looked it over and saw the fuel line broke up in the tank and that was the reason why someone donated it to Good Will--it wouldn't run anymore. I soaked the fuel tank in Dawn dish soap after removing about 6 pieces of broken up 1/8" fuel line and the fuel filter. I pulled the carburetor apart--soaked all parts in hot dawn soap to remove dirt and grime--soaked all parts overnight--morning rinsed everything--blew out all parts and carburetor passages. I then reassembled the carburetor using the new diaphragms and gaskets I purchased from E-replacement parts. Installed the carburetor back on the Weed Eater GTI 17XP and put new .80" trimmer string on the auto-feed head. I put the choke on fuel-pulled rope-it popped once--put choke to next open latch--pulled rope--it started right up--running a little lean--richened about 1/3 turn high speed needle valve. This Weed Eater now runs fantastic and the line automatically releases to the same about 8" length if break off any line with its sensor feed head. I have other weed trimmers but this GTI 17XP is now my go to weed trimmer. With shipping this repair costed me about $33 for a great trimmer. I was excited to see if I could fix this trimmer and grew impatient that it took 5 days from Utah to Wisconsin but the wait was rewarded with now my favorite trimmer.
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